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Versant agrees to buy golf simulator company Full Swing for $530 million

Versant is expanding its interactive sports technology portfolio with a $530 million acquisition of golf simulator firm Full Swing.

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The brief

Versant has entered into an agreement to acquire Full Swing, a company specializing in golf simulators. The deal is valued at $530 million.

Coverage from CNBC, TradingView, and The Hollywood Reporter emphasizes the integration of interactive sports technology. Front Office Sports notes that Full Swing is backed by Tiger Woods.

Future updates may provide further details on the closing of the acquisition and the operational integration of Full Swing's technology into Versant's offerings.

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Quick answers

How much is Versant paying for Full Swing?

The deal is valued at $530 million.

What does Full Swing do?

Full Swing is a golf simulator company focused on sports technology.

Who is associated with Full Swing?

According to Front Office Sports, the company is backed by Tiger Woods.

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Versant Full Swing Sports Tech Acquisitions

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